The model is well known for her sultry makeup, complete with smoky black eyes and perfectly tinted lips.
But on the digital cover, Anderson shows off her natural freckles and glowing skin.
In her cover story, she admitted that going makeup-free look is her preferred look.
“I really feel powerful right now when everything’s very pared down,” she told WWD.
“I like to see my freckles.
I like when my hair isn’t done.
I like just a really fresh face.
Her memoir, “Love, Pamela” was published the same day as the documentary.
This pared-down look also coincides with Anderson’s new mantra at this stage of her life.
I’ve never felt pretty enough to be a model,” she admitted.
Anderson starred in “Baywatch” for five seasons, from 1992-1997.
Thanks to this now-iconic role, she has been stamped as a certified sex symbol.
This insecurity was fueled by her early sexualization as a young girl.
“I always thought I was athletic and funny .
Being underestimated has proven to be Anderson’s secret weapon.
She refused to let her past decisions or public image impact her future endeavors.
“I believe that I was defined before I could define myself,” she explained to Parade.
Later in her career, Anderson focused on new endeavors to further her impact.
In addition to philanthropy, Anderson has also ventured into the world of theater.
In 2022, she starred as Roxie in “Chicago” on Broadway.
